Sentence examples for deployment this month from inspiring English sources
The tank deployment this month had brought complaints from Israel because the peace treaty between the countries requires that the entry of the tanks into a zone along the border be coordinated with Israel.
Okinawa had already seen an upsurge in protests against the American bases, prompted by the deployment this month at the Futenma airbase in Ginowan city of 12 MV-22 Osprey aircraft, which take off and land like a helicopter but fly like a fixed-wing aeroplane.In the view of one protester, this brings "the world's most dangerous aircraft to the world's most dangerous base".
awa had already seen an upsurge in protests against the American bases, prompted by the deployment this month at the Futenma airbase in Ginowan city of 12 MV-22 Osprey aircraft, which take off and land like a helicopter but fly like a fixed-wing aeroplane.In the view of one protester, this brings "the world's most dangerous aircraft to the world's most dangerous base".
"Wives are getting their husbands ready to go out on deployment next month and now they have to deal with this".
The MDA insists that it tells Mr Bush what is feasible, and that when he authorised deployment last December he was acting on its advice.Shield or scarecrow?Missile defence is certainly a cause as dear to Mr Bush's party as it is anathema to many Democrats.
For several days, Mr. Annan has been asking Washington for help in airlifting peacekeepers from three battalions committed by Jordan, India and Bangladesh ahead of their scheduled deployment in Sierra Leone next month.
The first Stryker battalion is scheduled for deployment this May, so it could yet see action in Iraq.Technology alone is but an instrument with which to wage war.
By 1 month after ADM deployment, 1200 dosing regions were built for 175 medications.
A similar system called Thuraya that has been developed by the Hughes Space and Communications Company, a unit of General Motors, is scheduled for deployment in the Mideast next month.
For example, the deployment of attack helicopters last month was supposed to have dramatically tilted the balance in the opposition's favour and help them build on their progress at the frontline.
Difficulties with the initial deployment in early April of 2008 has necessitated further development work, with the second deployment planned for early November.
